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Past CALS Special Webinars

Click here for recent special webinars, CALS Coffee Breaks and CALS Talks

Man looking at DNA

Join Dean Houlton and rising star CALS faculty for the 2021 Liberty Hyde Bailey Lecture to unlock the mysteries of DNA and open a new world of discovery and scientific innovation.

June 11, 2021

Dean Houlton on the Ag Quad

Check in with Dean Houlton for information on the college, new faculty hires, admissions and CALS' strategic plans.

April 21, 2021

Woman holding a potted plant

In the 2021 Fred H. Hicks '62 Memorial Lecture, CALS assistant professor Margaret Frank PhD ’14 discusses her work with plant grafting and how her research can impact the color of flowers we grow and the varieties of vegetables we eat.

February 21, 2021

Woman sitting at a conference table

Dr. Van Kerkhove, an Infectious Disease Epidemiologist at the World Health Organization, answers questions about her work investigating COVID-19 and the impact of the new vaccines.

January 26, 2021

Headshot of Ann Ferreira

Join us to celebrate six outstanding CALS alumni and two of our incredible faculty members.

November 19, 2020

CALS Dean Houlton

Meet our new dean and hear an update on what is happening at CALS.

November 19, 2020

Green grapes on the vine

Raise a glass for a special wine tasting with Dr. Konstantin Frank Wines and learn how grapes are grown and processed in the Cornell teaching vineyard and teaching winery.

October 10, 2020

Hands holding a globe

CALS Atkinson Center for Sustainability Faculty Fellows share their work and a 2020 view of climate change.

October 9, 2020

4 students in a field

Faculty in CALS' new Department of Global Development explore ways to connect with the international agricultural research community, the food industry, consumers and the broader university.

June 17, 2020

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CALS Professor Art DeGaetano talks with alumni from Earth and Atmospheric Sciences who have gone on to become some of our favorite weatherpeople.

June 5, 2020